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by cayleyh 1y ago
It's mandatory if you allow or use other 3rd party auth (ie. Facebook or Google).
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by cayleyh 1y ago
This is related to the evaporation of "free time", socializing irl, and hobbies that I've observed vs. my pre-cellphone/pre-internet youth & young adulthood. Not having social media, work emails & slack, and all
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Ask HN: Whats your late-80s/early-90s computer setup for your kids to mess with?
3 points by cayleyh 2y ago|1 comments
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by cayleyh 2y ago
Post about the same language from last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38270265
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by cayleyh 2y ago
This has been pretty clear about all Apple chip designs, going back to some of the first A series afaik. They are "unified memory" but not "memory on die", they've always been "memory on package"-- ie. the
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by cayleyh 2y ago
This is 100% what is happening :D I use Apple dictation a lot, and it frequently goes back and changes previous words that it's "heard" wrong after you give it more context.
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by cayleyh 2y ago
The problem with just "living by the graph" is that it ignores whether the country has the capacity to provide basics like food, clothing, shelter, and employment to the population. You need to have both to have the working-age po
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by cayleyh 2y ago
Apps using either of these are just off-limits for me. There is a photo picker UI where the App gets NO permanent permissions and just gets the photo(s) you end up picking. Any non-camera / non-photo editing app should never need any p
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by cayleyh 2y ago
Hear me out: Projector Glasses
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by cayleyh 2y ago
Top line comparison numbers for reference: https://www.theregister.com/2024/03/18/nvidia_turns_up_the_a... It does seem like Nvidia is prioritizing int8 / fp8 performance over FP64, which given the curre
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by cayleyh 2y ago
I thought MicroLED was not really ready to compete outside a TV-sized form factor due to the difficulty & costs to manufacture it at competitive resolution density for phones/tablets? Has that changed substantially since Apple canc
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by cayleyh 2y ago
Lol I immediately got this confused. Thanks :D
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by cayleyh 2y ago
I wondered about this too. One thing that did make sense to me was that these are for supporting features as-is on older devices by offloading on-device workloads to the cloud. If you're releasing a bunch of new ML-powered features tha
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by cayleyh 2y ago
Some likely candidates are the existing open source tools their ML team has released, most of which either use PyTorch or are usable via PyTorch: - CoreNet, a training toolchain developed by their ML teams: https://github.com&#x2
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by cayleyh 3y ago
This is very interesting to me. I've seen / heard a number of reviewers who have the same complaint about the Virtual Display (too blurry), and a number that don't (it's great to work on). Are some people are more percep
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by cayleyh 3y ago
I'm interested in this as well. There is anecdotal evidence that allowing side loading and 3rd party app stores makes the ecosystem less secure and makes it more difficult to respond to threats (volume of android infections vs. iOS, as
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by cayleyh 4y ago
This is super interesting. Can you share some details on how you got into this and what the setup and operations was like?
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by cayleyh 4y ago
New chess variant: Cyber. Each player has a budget and can buy a limited number of moves from the engine throughout the game :D
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by cayleyh 4y ago
The results might surprise you: An new iPhone can run the latest chess engines at a level that should beat all but the absolute best players ( https://www.hiarcs.com/iphone-chess.html ). Apple doesn't publish power stats
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by cayleyh 4y ago
And the original basis for the NeXTStep -> OpenStep -> OS X -> iOS / MacOS line. Source for XNU, the current incarnation of Apple's microkernel is available as part of the Darwin stuff: https://github.com/
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by cayleyh 4y ago
The API-based part sounds a lot link https://www.singer.io , the API-based data ETL tooling Stitch Data developed -- is that accurate?
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by cayleyh 4y ago
Headline makes it seem like Dilbert was the cause. Article is also misleading: Adams states "why they decided what was in and what was out, that's not known to anybody except them, I guess" Except they already announced the r
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by cayleyh 4y ago
Which organizations & charities specifically?
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by cayleyh 4y ago
https://www.thwink.org/sustain/glossary/NewDominantLifeForm.... is an entirely serious summary of the argument. I've never seen a satirical documentary based on h ideas though :(
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by cayleyh 5y ago
This doesn't seem consistent with the general Schrems II ruling (which was specifically about cross-border data transfer previously thought covered via EU-US Privacy Shield), and that AWS has specifically commented on https:/&#x2
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by cayleyh 5y ago
What is the added danger? AFAIK the best research suggests hydrogen is "as dangerous" or less so than liquid gasoline: https://hydrogen.wsu.edu/2017/03/17/so-just-how-dangerous-is... . Are you specif
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by cayleyh 5y ago
They actually just use green screens todo this in MLB games. It hasn't been without hiccup :D https://blogs.mprnews.org/newscut/2017/10/virtual-ads-distra...
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by cayleyh 5y ago
Not quite - They're getting it equal based on population ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:COVID-19_pandemic_dat... ). Ontario and QB are getting far more doses than Nova Scotia, for example. But the hot spot
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by cayleyh 5y ago
In addition to the supply constraint that has also been mentioned, there is a lack of political will to target vaccines in the hot spots. In Canada, health care delivery is a Provincial responsibility. However, the Federal government is the
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by cayleyh 6y ago
An alternative is to have your attorney be responsible for executing your will, but keep everything else in the safe deposit box and put the instructions on how to access in the will. That way your attorney can access only if you die and th

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